new england born and raised but moved away.
ts means something to me

I love the direction Harry took on this album, there wasn't a moment on it that wasn't instrumentally interesting. It's boppy, fun, and lightweight, and as an OG One Direction fan, the entire album gives me an overwhelming sense of joy. You can fully hear the LCD Soundsystem influence but it also doesn't lose Harry's charm.

Stand out tracks for me include, Ready, Steady, Go!, The Waiting Game, Coming Up Roses, Paint By Numbers, and Carla's Song.
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I've been following Erin for a while, and the growth in her writing and production over the last two years alone is absolutely insane. The attention she's gotten in recent months is well deserved. You don't get artists who create something raw like this EP, the instrumentals alone are so emotionally moving, production-wise, I'm never bored. Lyrically, she's addressing so much others don't dare to.

There are not skips on this EP and I am so excited for her next ... read more

really solid instrumentals and a great little ep :)

Lyricism hits throughout the entire album, but kind of wish he leaned a bit more into the grunge of some of the starting tracks; the album would have been stronger overall with a better mix of his classic sound and what he did in a track like Insomnia -- Still thoroughly enjoyed it.
Stand out tracks include Don't I Just, Insomnia, Lazy Magician, Conversation Coach and Operator.

Summer Walker has some solid vocals in this album, but with this many features I was hoping for a bit more. A lot of the features felt like an afterthought added onto the end of the track. Stand out tracks for me include Heart of a Woman and Number One.

Appreciated the track lengths on this album, very nostalgic of the pop punk I listened to growing up. It's catchy and a fun album overall.
Stand out tracks for me include Float Away, Feel Less, Through Those Eyes, and Let Me Hate Myself

Feel like a lot of these reviews are just metal fans being upset that the record isn't metal enough. The vocal performance is there, the melodies are catchy, it's not the strongest of their work but it's also not as bad as a lot of these reviews are making it seem. They may not be standing out, but they are keeping up with what else is in the scene right now. Dayseeker has their own sound, and that wasn't lost on this record.

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The only thing saving the rating on this album for me is the production; the production is really cool. Dijon has fantastic vocals, but I feel like they're getting lost and it hurts the score overall for me. Last three songs were definitely the best and strongest takeaways from the album.

My first exposure to Dave and absolutely blown away by the lyricism and depth to the album as a whole. He addresses issues not many would be willing to, and does so with grace.

Solid album! I really enjoyed the commentary on their lives and the drama around the band in the last few years. As a long time All Time Low fan that hasn't stayed up to date with all of their releases, this album feels nostalgic while also encompassing their growth as a band, and as people. Stand out tracks for me include Everyone's Talking, Oh No!, Bubblegum, Tread Water, and Butterflies.

boppy and better than a lot of 2025 releases, opens strong, closes strong, songs dont drag :)

Really liked the start of the album, but the middle was filler and boring, and end track was solid enough.

should have been a short n sweet deluxe

vault tracks >>>

anthology so much stronger